Rocky Mountain high

Article Abstract:

Several South Saskatchewan River communities in southeastern British Columbia and southern Alberta were flooded in June 1995, including Medicine Hat, Alberta. In addition to the widespread floods, the region has been hit by a destructive series of wildfires.

Canada, Natural disasters, British Columbia, Floods, Alberta, Saskatchewan River

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Brave new works

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Alberta Theatre Projects' playRites festival specializes in bringing new plays to the stage. Linda Griffiths' 'The Duchess,' 'Connie Gault's 'Otherwise Bob,' and 'Eugene Stickland's 'Paradise' are among the new plays on offer at the 1996 festival.

Criticism and interpretation, Fairs and festivals, Dramatists, Playwrights, Calgary, Alberta, Drama festivals

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Competing in the spirit of Olympia

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Decathlete Michael Smith is Canada's top hope for getting a medal in the track and field events at the Summer Olympics. Smith, 24, finished second in the 10-event decathlon at the World Track and Field Championships.

Behavior, Personalities, Olympic athletes, Olympics, Smith, Michael Townsend, 1992 AD, Decathlon

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